Man reveals past mine tragedy and partnership breakup
Barry Flynn recounts a decade old mining tale to Kay detailing how he and Stan Gilbert found a gold vein, faced disaster after Stan vanished on a mountain trek, and how Flynn claimed the mine while grieving but moving forward with life and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Stentor
Stentor
Barry
Stan
Miss Burns
Melody
Doctor
Kay
Miss Kay
Mr. Gilbert
Mr. Flynn
Stan Gilbert
Memphis
East
California
Nevada
Stanley Gilbert
Barry Flynn
Reno
Mullah
Curley
Jetta
Gladys
Ching
Valtin bets on Nazi fifth column in Russia
A Miami based analysis by AP Feature Service writer reports Jan Valtin, a former Red agent, predicting German fifth column will drive a bloodied revolution in Ukraine as Stalin falls. He cites OGPU limits in Germany and urges the Nazi plan to mobilize anti Stalinists to reclaim land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Valtin
Joseph Morton
New York
Russia
Germany
Ukraine
Valtin
Gestapo
Stalin
OGPU
Hitler
Waltin
Kremlin
Lenin
Trotsky
Siberian
Morgan M. Beatty
Washington
Low Countries
Syphoni
Near East
Amarillo Globe masthead notice and publication details
The Amarillo Globe announces its founding date February 20 1924 and its second class post status. It lists leadership including Gene Howe president and publisher and John McCarty associate publisher along with office contact notes.
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Amarillo
Texas
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Global reflections on Hitler’s reach energize South American roles
The Globe argues that a Nazi victory over Russia would harm U S relations with the South, amplifying anti Yankee sentiment and aiding pro Germany forces there. Axis influence is seen spreading from Europe to the Americas, shaping public opinion and tactical support for the Axis.
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Axis
Russia
Hitler
Mussolini
Arctic
Murmansk
Odessa
South America
North America
United States
Germany
Britain
Western Hemisphere
U. S. Woman Power Faces Wartime Training Push
The article notes the U S women as a potential second line of defense in war industry. Miss Ethel Erickson and the Women’s Bureau surveyed seven plants with about 100 000 male workers where women are scarce and could fill one fourth to one third of jobs with training. Mary Anderson cites management shift and four factors driving change. States like Massachusetts Connecticut Maryland New York New Jersey and California are推进 training programs for women in aircraft guns and war materiel production.
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Jack Stinnett
Women's Bureau
Department of Labor
Ers
Ethel Erickson
Bureau
Miss Erickson
Germany
Great Britain
Defense
Mary Anderson
Women’s Bureau
Miss Anderson
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Maryland
New York
New Jersey
California
National Youth Administration
Office of Education
Rand McNally Counts on Time Before Redrawing Maps
Henry McLemore recounts a visit to Rand McNally where executives decry lighthearted jokes about maps. They argue against finalizing boundaries amid Hitler’s moves, choosing restraint and patience until treaties settle. They emphasize war not over until last shot and time will reveal true borders.
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Henry McLemore
Rand McNally
Hitler
Alexander
Napoleon
Wilhelm
Howard Spencer
Germany
McNally
Poland
Denmark
Belgium
Europe
Unharmonious Car Horns Prohibited by New Mexico Law
A new New Mexico statute bans the sounding of unharmonious car horns to reduce noise. The law specifies penalties for violators and applies statewide, affecting drivers and vehicle operators seeking quieter streets.
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New Mexico
Publicity Tactics and the Rise of the Press Agent
A discussion of publicity methods contrasts hype and honesty in press agentry. It cites Arthur Lockwood’s sensational, pay-to-play approach and contrasts him with Richard Maney who courts truth while still achieving publicity across Time and other outlets.
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Kay
Arthur
Lockwood
American Mercury
Buncombe
Richard Maney
Time
Gallup War Sentiment: Convoys Stable Amid War Debate
The Gallup poll shows American support for naval convoys remaining near stable with a small rise while willingness to enter a shooting war declines. Postcard polls in Illinois and New York hint at higher war-entry support than earlier methods, complicating interpretation.
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American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Russia
Maine
California
Britain
United States Navy
NEW York News
Gallup
Illinois
New York
New York “Daily News
New York State
News
Daily News
Chicago “Tribune
Cook County
Chicago
Opims
Tribune
Tilinots
Unclear statement links on Klan, Germany, and South Carolina
The text alleges a linkage between the Ku Klux Klan and the German government, referencing Senator Carter Glass and Governor Maybank, while asserting public awareness in Spartanburg County. The fragment hints at political tensions but provides no verifiable events or dates.
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Ku Klux Klan
Spartanburg County
Maybank
South Carolina
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Urals
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Don R
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Amarillo Globe
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the Globe
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McLemore-Colored
China
Churchill
Roosevelt
Willie
Grand Opera
Ballet
Philharmonic
Frank Morgan
Hokum
Gallup Poll
George Gallup
Institute of Public Opinion
Pig
Carter Glass
Virginia
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